Saginaw Township, Michigan, November 25, 2025 The indoor swimming pool at Sherwood Elementary School in Saginaw Township, Michigan, is set to reopen later this fall following a $1.9 million restoration. The extensive project included structural repairs and modernization of equipment, ensuring safety and accessibility. With the pool reopening, the community will
News Summary Michigan’s unpassed state budget is causing uncertainty for school districts as they await critical funding. With a looming October 1 deadline, educational leaders express concerns about potential cuts and service downsizing. Advocates for the arts warn of significant funding cuts that could devastate programs statewide. As budget negotiations
News Summary The Michigan State Board of Education has officially appointed Glenn Maleyko as the next state superintendent, effective December 8, 2025. Currently serving as the superintendent of Dearborn Public Schools, Maleyko signed a three-year contract with an annual salary of $272,000. His appointment follows the upcoming retirement of Michael
News Summary Michigan school districts are grappling with a serious budget crisis as the state struggles to reach a budget agreement. Superintendents warn that without a resolution, schools may face shutdowns, staff cuts, and reductions in essential services. The ongoing stalemate has already led districts to consider borrowing funds to
News Summary As Michigan’s state budget remains unapproved, K-12 schools in Mid-Michigan are at risk of losing essential funding. Delays could jeopardize operations, including staff pay and student services. School leaders warn that a state government shutdown could further complicate the already critical situation affecting educational programs, free meal services,
News Summary Michigan schools are experiencing staff layoffs due to uncertainty surrounding state budget funding. Many districts are either issuing layoff notices or have already implemented cuts as they wait for final budget approvals. House Speaker Matt Hall insists that proposed funding increases will support schools, but current partisan gridlock
News Summary Michigan’s free school meals program, which has provided meals to students regardless of income for two years, is at risk as budget negotiations stagnate. Governor Gretchen Whitmer calls the program a ‘game changer’ for families and schools, highlighting its importance in promoting student engagement. With funding set to
News Summary Michigan lawmakers are in a budget stalemate that jeopardizes the state’s School Meals program, providing free meals to 1.4 million students. With the July deadline approaching, uncertainty looms over the future availability of essential meal services for students as disagreements persist within the legislature. Governor Gretchen Whitmer hopes
News Summary Michigan’s public schools are under severe financial strain due to nearly $160 million in federal funding being withheld, affecting vital programs. With a state budget stall, school leaders are left guessing how to manage dwindling resources as educational funding remains below the national average. The impasse in Lansing
News Summary Michigan lawmakers have failed to meet the budget deadline of July 1, leading to uncertainty for schools as they prepare for the new fiscal year. Education experts indicate that classes will still begin in the fall, but funding delays may force cuts to programs and complicate staffing decisions.
